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e Real Estate Brokers. 1921 + St
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneera
ABSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION
10 CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS.
=, WI In be sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
NINETEENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, infx.8
front OF the premises, HOS. lilo and lila 23du;I
stEeet northwest. These are new houses, rooms,
lars - " W.
Terms easy and made known on day of sale. de-
Poslt Of each house will be required ON accept
ance of bid f1T-SA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-a139 K, ST. NV, NBw IL ROOM
nrck front and back yard built Tor owner SUD- ir
selling Price $4,000. Lot 20xl0U feet. Also, IL 10
inent '': Terms $500 ca sh r Box SIS fi46s
EoR sAIE-JHsT FINISHED, 4 Iwo-sToRY.
ern improvements; eemented cellar; thoroughly built
aEfs s%a eaE ne b alesfn Ts.e
BIZ 10th ST. flaw
JIoR. sAI.E-A NEW BRICK MANSION, IN CON,
and sis Address Boz "A Star e Once hs' fi4St'
I,OR sALE-ON CAPITOL HILI--A NEW STORY
rsanGer ssg % Of i. cp pe1
cent interest rE5 psaS H HfsSsE
f5-2w iO06 + st. NV.
E,OR sALE-CHEAP.A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,
IL corner 18th and Kenesxw ave.; also. Lot in Mt
fs st. sseins on three streets HEr1I9En
EoR sALE-CHEAP,,A COSY HOUSE ON SPRUCE
NJ 8 fs1li Tess1
L,OR sALE-NINE-ROOM PRESS BRICK HOUSE
tvo,s,ory stable; wide lot price 5000.
s5 press s, srsa bay window House on 8 near
-Four brick House on G, near Sd st. sw.; price
- siI-room brick House,. Government Printing
12 929 st. n.w- second floor.
1. ssA LIS SE y 4 Az ST: nv sRooM
se and dn
e. "a IS 1Ss 1s*
f2-3m 174s Pennsylvania ave-
FOR SALE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
IA rooms and cellar furnace and all mod imps.
located at Intersection of two principal NV
srSso sou'h ra eas aRa se
KUTHERFokD Iss6 ' St NV ss'A'' 'AA ,ass-4%.
EoR SALE OR RENT,,THRKE HOUSES ON nth
Il ST. Sc. Nos. $50, 3D. and 354 rooms; new
odean ss Go sq all
EOR sAI.E-sEVERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE
L northwest and northeast from $1,000 to $4,000.
iais11m U sos 8 IF iith st. NV.
IrOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FOR CASH OR
monthly; very des.szSls new ROOM brick Dwelling a
Apply to Tou fsf N
MAKER, $50 St. NV. fl6-3t
ase ior mn and basement 1899
NY. az aSe mi fir In MI, cellar s9SS
New Hampshire ave. Sr cellar, bargain 5000
Pa ave-, Or. MI $500
Ist NV, sr.. mi, houses $4,000 and. .... 5000
East G Gw s &; 1dr frame 10, " h999
IN ST. NV. ~. HI .S9UO
ioth st NV mi $500
2oth ST.. 6r. frame. lot 2Ox120. 900
I'D st., Ir and cellar. - 900
f5-2w zoos at NV
LHOR SAIE,-A NEWLY-BUILT DESIRABLE COR
- ner dwelling, the corner of 9Th and l. NV,
three stories basement and cellar rooms bath and
all mod. imps; wide parking.
Handsome newly built dwelling, 500 L St NV, three
stories basement and cellar, IL rooms, bath and all
mod iInps
The above two houses are open for inspection,
For particulars apply to the owner, II. GOLD
SCHMlD, Sl3 9th ST. NV, from IL to pm. and D to
rpm. ta2O-3m
EOR SAILOR EXCHANGE ELEGANT AND
thoroughly built House; lot "a front; good loca-
tom part now renting $50 month. Terms easy.
Zine Investment Tor particulars address s. D. W.,
Star office. ja2O- lms
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD a a CO
Fast Express Steamers
co TO southampton Uoudon. Havre), Bremen.
s. Tuida FEB: 20, am 81 Saale March l0am.
. Elbe, Sat, NH ), pm. Aller We'd Mo 81 nm,
- Trsve Feb. 23 8 am. Elder, Sat M'h III 7Am
comfortable st4teroorns. excellent table luxuriou1
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, S75 $50 500
yIoO according to location: I'd cabin $50 steerae 81
f16 oii Penn 20
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TOMORROW.

OALTZSTEIN'S JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
~ g1S ,t STR RET NORTHWEsT. SELLING OUT
ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY AT PUBLIC AUCTION. -
CSmmsncing MONDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH. Of
want to 90 out Of the ewelry business entirely but
VIII continue the business with large stock of optical
GOODS and viii do all kinds of watch and iewelry re-
pairing; Daily At 10 Am. and pm.
u1-9t FOLEY, AuctiOneer.
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HALkT. DAVIS 90. UPRIGHT PIANOS
~ NOV ready tho best Selection ever offered
Special low rates for school and holiday tnda 81
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FOR lighthouses

nor RENT SOP IT my L. sse ~
= iNpp - -. n ave "a iUO +iS 9TH st-nw, Tor. S.j3
$500. osn y p ISr I'D u 9Th st. Ii gr. 100
iDv.1th ST NV tr loo al Craven Terrace Or. 10
32OSth INV, l.ir 100 2l2O Craven Te---ls OR "a
1919 Conn ave. Or 100 2..l.I Craven Terrace OR "a
l3ti3 81 l6r - 2ll4 Craven Terrace or IN
Magnolia ave, A. 81 } 232t; Craven Terrace or 6
1910 18th ST. 13r 81 % 142S Craven Terrace Or "a
l4l3G st, upper I1rt.. 4 , .s.,1 "a m a OR Al
81 De sales St, 1r so 1901 o Il n Va 6r a
1913 st n 1tlr 20 ss.lff1 Iith n W .JS "a
100 st S-w. IT.. 40 1902 IorcCran AZ fr 90
oS st n ....- s3:8 1910 sherman ave. Ar 10
oiS 81 NV. l3r- So 81 2l2 lst st sw, 6r )
tn 9a3o St + nv 15r 453 No ave W, 1or 80
100 X L. ave. 1r.. 100 and dwelling 125
20 " j. ave. Sc, Tor. TO 1928 Mass. ave, 13r 100
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our ONCE only. THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
- 1924 st. NV
ISOR RENT BOARDING HOUSE. FIFTEEN
u rooms. large dining room; house in the best
dltlOn. corner y Cap and i. Govt. Print Office
ATply 10 NV CAII.AGHAN, S31 n. Capitol jail 5-ow'
VrOR REST-l5O4 18th ST. n. w. Or. VI. l.;
IL $50 22l1 Cleveland st. NV $3.50. al and
Sl0 10th St east extended Or: Potomac water. go.
THOS. g. HESSEY,
f5-2w 1906 st.
l,OR RENT-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A
II Store or Dining room Al @ st. NV, opposite
New Pension building. Rent 80 per month Owner
st DIS 9th St NV ta21-2m
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District S:Oyermmscat AfSnirs.


HOPEFUL OF GETTING The MONEY FOR SUBURBAN
IMPROVEMENTS
The Commissioners inctine 10 the opinion that
the appropriation OF 100000, which Is asked for
the Improvement OF suburban streets and sewers,
will be allowed at this session Of Congress. 1he
sentiment OF the District subcommittee OF the
Senate committee on appropriations Is favorable,
so they think.
POLICEMEN ACQUITTED.
The major OF police reports that the police trial
board has acquitted Priyates W. l.. MARI and W.
III. L. Parker or charges recently preferred against
them.
LCNACY PR0CERDINGs.
The District Commissioners have written 20
Chairman Barbour, OF the House District commit
tee, recommending favorable action ON H.R bill
IL, O07, TO regulate proceedings under writs dc
lundtic0 isQusreadO In the District
HELD FOR STEALING DIAMOND BRAcEIH.-The
Case OF James Lewis, the colofed waiter at the
National hotel. charged with the grand larceny VI
q diamond bracelet from the room OF Mr.. Davis In
the hotel, was called for trial In the Police Court
to-day and the defendant claimed that he had
found the bracelet. The case was sent 20 the
grand jury; bonds 500.
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BOARDING

TSOR RENT-PLEASANT, WELL. FURNI6HED
II Rooms, with without Table Board; references
given and required 514 18TH NV fl1-lm.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST. CLASS
Il Board. near Mcpherson Square. References ex-
changed Transient. 1016 18th st. n7-lws
1AAS 18th ST. n. W.-TwO BRIGHT, PLEAS
1fOO ant Rooms, with Board, ON second floor
niences: IN new house; private family. Terms very
moderate. references. fl6-3ts
BOARDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
~ furnished communicating front rooms second
moor table board per month per week and SO
oS- others at low prices. olA-ol6 Indiana ave.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms 70 The Star..

The West Virginia Rnllos To.Aay.
Special Dispatch TO TIE EVENING STAR
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 1a-The ballot In the
legislature for United States Senator TODAY was
as follows: Camden, 81; John A. Hutchinson. 80:
Hayward potter, II; balance scattering,
Trying - buy the Georgia Central.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Richmond Terminal ON
railroad. e' S
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The Treasury Portfolio.
Is SPEAKER CARLISLE no BE THE NEXT SECRETARY?
The report that Mr.. Carlisle is to be rendered the
Treasury portfolio is renewed to-day. 1t is now
stated with much more confidence that he will be
offered the place.
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Affair I'm West Washington.

MARRIRD-Mr Charles CLIFFORD Dyer was mar.
rfed 10 Miss Marion Ella Sebastian last evening at
the residence Of the brides father on street.
Iu--The condition VI Mr. John h. Jackson, who
has been confined 70 his resideuce, No. 3259 Pros
pect avenue, with pneumonia Tor some weeks past,
remains unchanged.
A DANGEROUS SIDEwALK.--Some impefection In
the sewer or the laying OF the sidewalk on 316t,
near Road street, has caused porJion VI the side
walk to cave In, making II quite dangerous
Another Eruitless RSallOt at Trenton
TRENTON n. j., Feb. 1h-At noon the joint
meeting assembled In the assembly chamber.
Eghty-One members were present ballot for
o. saat b,s sloa ~. Va pae nd Is p.cSer
Potter z; kays; Potts 1. The only change from
she previous ballots was that Speaker Baird drop
ped Judge Morrow and voted for Bedle. The joint
assembly then arose.
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EOR SAI.E-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA-
m n rsa and about 800 pounds Of Agate Type lately
sirable they are in good condition aud capable of ex-
ceIient service for two three years on paper Of
moderate circulation. Win be sold cheap in buii Adj.
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO,
Washington DC d.lO
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II FINE NEW RESIDENCE
On 10Th ST.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Three stories. basement and attic: twelve rooYns
laundry and furnace; ornamental wooden mantels
with pateslass mirrors IN all the principal rooms
and fine chandeliers and gas fixtures throughout the
house; also all modern conveniences and the latest
improved plumbing.
Tins house well built in every respect handsome
exterior. fronts east street nicely parked and pave
ueut Of concrete Price $4,000 Terms, one-fourth
ash balance OF accommodating terms
For permit 70 inspect premises apply to
eco. " n. HUYCK,
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THE INJURED M8N INPROvnsG-& p. Cupitt, the
young man from Rhode Island who attempted
suicide at the Mount Vernon house some weeks
ago, Is still In the hospital but is out OF danger
Ell Hart tne CrlcKiayef VINO was shot oy nlS
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AsrAR reporter, provided with . report OF TN
scoooi board meeting held last night, sought fo
the members Of the senate sub-appfcprsation.
committee MesSrs Plumb Dawes and Cockrell
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/ RANGE OF THE THKRMOMKrKR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, -; am, A; IL Am, -; Bpm, -; maxi
mum. 50: minimum, IL
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TEE BODY NOT IDRNTFIED.-The body OF the un-
known man, which was found on the fats last
Saturday, was buried in POCterS field yesterday.
The remains were not Identified. The articles
taken from the clothing are held by the coroner.
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1863 1908 Pennsylvsnia ave
Vtok sALE-TwO STORY FIVE ROOM BRICK
- watsr and sas, renting to good tenant at el1.30
per mo IN ady vance PrIce only 8, 200.
Slx rom brick on h 81 NV, 81 600.
Only sl500. w. - ~
ooc flo-3t'1 o. NJ BRYANT, 5I4 9th st q w
ISOR sAIE-A THREE-SToRY PRESS BRICK
nouse All the modern improvements lot lSxI l9 d.
WITH ID IL side alley and 80 back alley: excellent
I"csuon Cah At III 81 Jingle Place.. fI6-3ts
IrOR SALE HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL. IN
u All sections Of the city. Call for LIST GEO W
LISkISS- cor. 10Th and II St Nv III i'm
lNOR SALE-l324 10TH ST. " WI WILL SILL
~ reason able price and terms 4. sI,it this ale
CANT and carefully constructed residence r.enfly biit
tor my own occupancy John Fraser architect bayld
Bon Co, bu1ldrrs half square north OF Scoff ircle
IN broad 10Th ST. opposite Mr. koh..son,s And MI
Penteton's- Brick stable In rear Address Rev Di
LAS =. FORREST, d. d., Calvary Rectory Clifton by
Cincinnati. Ohio t.:iJ-Irs'
I'OR SALE-A FINE CORNER, Al PET FRONT
southern and eastern exposure within two snuarss
of var Department. and north Of Penn ave- hss two
buildings On 10 now under rent; price go 400
1ALth RUIHEkFORD
jASt3v liS2o st. NV.
IyOR SALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON IITH
II 81 good Store, grade, with cellar dvein1
Also has and bath all mod mrs lot il
Sox94. To wide alley. Price 81 900. Terms easy.
TYLER & kCTHERFORD
L--ow l2,6 Est NV.
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IHOR SALE-BARGAINS-3 NEW 5-ROON BRICK
II houses- well located renting at S14.25 per mo-;
81 40 each; also several fine residences in the
L. ". section WM. Z BURFORD, 1422 n. T. ave.
L. f17-3ts
IyOR SALE-A NEW, HANDSOME CORNER STORE
II and dwelling with selected stock of groceries, To-
cation excellent For price and full particulars
quire Of BAXTER MCGOWAN, 10OS-1O10 St
fl7-6rs
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x6o1 C0mpI8XIoaS
3. you Rave eeao.z, rimples5tons,
c--ik t s. .eo1u.- ,L. yg;esa needs
ing purifying Nothing gives
. "a. hea..E, emootRJ e'eaG SKIN
9Ct vis5Sag= Zee Ing rs simmons Liver
-u.at1r,a siag.e Esfabi C. lpJgEC.
r -t.aa,e-es tle LiypT, clesHses the
c7c ana sL.rEgf yetl9wne=- Improves
C.scz Ion AID ia. .es ne breath pure and
aE---.
,--s greatly trJaB4st with 5Oils on my neck
emo body. a40 coDld fnd nothing 20 relieve ne.
simmons Live ReEnl atotl paving been recon-
3D. ucgt 10 mo- Bic It 64lh complete success
ana nave had no return 1f1Aem since. jas.
&. tLr.iENE. AgeE- PHu44s& Southern Mai.
steamship CO., Philadelphia, Pa,
''Ha7ils su fe7ed 81 .cng time VAIN Indigestion
lnt Constipation, my health became broken
ana my e8m pieNiGu assumed a yeAowleh nae.
llger using -immOns Liver Regr1stOr for 8
sL.rt tine ny health was restored ana also tire
f>a= asess Of ny complexion" > rs. NJ.
BROOKS, Clinton, Ga.
6enllls has our trade mark Z in rcd On
frcat % wrapper J II l. LIN i, Co. ESSa-
- s--.-.. -.e
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TWO REFUGEES
Two Eye.Tg}tnessrs OF tho Laet Rowan
County Fight Interviewed.

Two .Tgitness,s OF tho Last Rowan
County Fight Interviewed.
LANCASTER, WIS, July l4,-Some days
ago i YES reported that TWO citizens Of
Rowan county, Ky, we're visiting this
place, and inst they were refugees
from Aiorehcad, having fed sfter
the fight occurred in which
the Tc,.ivsr boys were killed.
8u. he efforts Ct the newspaper cores
p5nients 10 discover INC whereabouts OF
he Kentucky men were IN vain until last
night, wheu = correspondent obtained iu-
formation wliCu led him 10 C nocturnal
ride e fourteen miles on the back Of :
p0nCv, into the bluffs nOrti Of the city.
IN deserted CID house eCcomD2ssad by
q hewidcrlCg GrrGv Gt nature iu the or
iginal, were found William ElDeV, cE-
sheriff q i gWsn county, Ky, anG lis son
Henry. Both me- have Liy NC wives, aAd
wien suddenly confronted by Jlc reporter
we're found busIy engaged in studying
two portraits, those OF tle wives lett be-
hind them. william kGuey les s spseltid
specimen Of the KCuCucaiGG. ral vel.
built, straight &c an arrow, wl.I head
covered with hGir tina. is almost white.
mo, don't want 90 be Interviewed, ="
said the elder Ramey "TLcre have been
9 great many gu-rutllul statements made
10y the newspapers concerning tais affair,
Gld when l make q statement it will be
over my own signature. l could tell
something that none OF them Snow. Yes,
wa in the ii at at MoIeheaG I was
in the hotel kept by Craig Tclliyer
wGen Lawyer Logan came and CaIltd me-
and said Come on, Ramey' I asked
Why. l asked iim what was the matter.
and he said: There viii beDOppiug here
in g few minutes We walked toward
the brush, Logan going ahead and | fol-
lowing. As we approached the brush g
large number Ci men Dareheaded Jumped
up with their rifles al their shoulders
ready 10 shoot. I told them not to shoot
anybody, that the TCIliver BOYS would
give UP il they would protect them from 6
mob. One CT the TCLllvtr DOys fired at 6
man VINO ran across an open space
in the brush while WIS talking, and
the firing commenced. -Four men were
killed, three Of them ToIljve7's. helped
prepare Bad ToLiiyer for burial. After
the fight be CraWIed into the bush where
ne was found by the attacking party.
They dragged him ont and MS wife stood
by and begged them not TO kill him, but
they placed gun against his heed, sid
while his wife stood with her hands COW
ering her eyes they pressed the trigger of
the gun that sent Bud into eternity. Il
stood by and saw them 90 if. No, it is
not q political light, It is ambition
to be ahead. l got q ball mere in my
leg. My son Henry there ans some buck |
shot in mis- shoulder. an rot On either |
side. won't talk any more. nave
two sons ia Rowan county and anything !
would say might bring them into trouble |
Good evening""
The Tolllver tragedy occurred ~ More /
head, KY, June %, and was committed /
0y band Of regulators, organized h7|
Lawyer Logan, whose Two sons were
killed Dy the Tollyers.
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RhifeNNrirl,f
special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
WHITEwRIGHT, TExp July I4.-Rose
Cole, a colored woman, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday morning by
taking morphine, but failed to take
enough to do the work. When asked
why she diu it she replied that she WAS
tired Of looking 81 the ugly white people.
Eir. Mcfarland OF TeXsTkana, general
freight agent for the st. Louis, Arkansas
ana Texas Railway, was in the city yes
teTdsy il the interest of the company.
". 3. King, section hand on the St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad, had
MS ann broken yesterday by falling from
haTd-car while in motion.
a hesvy rain is now falling and the
country is flooded, which will damage
wheat that is still in the shock, and will
greatly damage cotton, which Is now too
rank
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at the door?'
eyes"
"Did ne 80 on, through the Window"
"Yes."

"0gE.'
"Did ne 80 GU. through the Window"
"Yes.u
Messrs. Blan5eusl.p & Blake Of Dallas,
employers e Nj. Norwood, who is q
nephew Of the senior member Of the firm,
en- earning OF his distress readily cor
scented to lis absence from The re and
two representatives Of the firm, lIessr5
Brunette and BUiorG, accompanied MIN
% Gainesville TO be of assistance 80 MIN
i their assistance CuUiG avail. Orreach-
irg the ely he went directly to TIE resi-
denca CT Mrs. Wits, lEo stunt If Miss
Watkins, who is caring i0r her, aUd being
admitted to the bedside Of the young
lady was a once recognized. He asked:
'Gen.ci do You know me-"
she answered, eyes" ant placed her
fingers TO her lips, as in IRE aCt Of brow
ing kiss. Some one suggested nat il
Wss an invitation 10 kiss ler, whiCd he
leaned forward to 90 when she CIasped
her arms around nj. neck.
She had written him q letter few days
before in which sse said: ~ will be with
gou by Friday If Live"
The last line Was heavily UlteTsc0red
sId this fact was recalled ny her present
situation. He sshed if sae raj zGy fears
when she wrote thft, and the answer was
No Inc scene Vas very impressive,
the more so inst the Young lazy rlCcg-
GlleG hGr sih4lced but IitlIC while pre-
yiCUsly had .a.lai % recognize either het
mother or father. The young Iady's con
dttlon YVES uC5 suCG IS to admit Of ? pro
tr1Ctcd interview, and nothing was
elected ta2c tended 20 throw any light
.r.ttr ~re Tsr=,iv
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Quitting Array.

Special to the Gazette.
BURLEsoN, TEX, July 14.-Last night
at Oak Grove two young men named
Lenore and Tungate got into f ght over q
sack Of tobacco. Turgste was cut twice
very oadly, once On tie shoulder ard once
!. tne side.
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Trsncnmsn Celebrate at Galveston.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Ten, July 1.-THE ami
yesssFy of the fall Ct the Bsstile was en-
Enthusiastically celebrated by the French
residents of this city to-day. The early
hours of the morning were made resou-
ant with bands of music and the bIsre of
rrumpets. During the day speeches in
French and English were made upon the
glorious event that set France free. To-
night On elegant banquet is in progress
It The Girardin house.
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FIOrentine Hotel.

GAINESVILLE TEXAS
Just completed and newly furnished. Street
csrs AID bus line. Rates $500 per day.
Am. JONES, Proprietor.
, 1887-12-01

a dinner with Nc Kee, a leading i'm
porter and banker, or with Fuong Hong
Long is an ven which will bear com
parison with n banquet at Delmonico's or
the Hoffman house. The wife will take
II dozen of eggs. pierce them at either
end, blow on the contents, refill them
with ~vari-colured and vari-flavored Gus
tards and %jellies, seal he apertures, and
then when cooked paint the shells until
they are a nightmare Of dragons, flying
grifiins and impossible trees that look like
men, and men that look like trees. She
will open and steam n fish until the skin
can be removed without losing a scale
and the bones without breaking the fish.
1t is stuffed with an aromatic and pun
gent mass of meats and spices. Then the
skin is put back and tho eyes md head
touched up 50 as to h" half natural and
half grotesquo.
Most of her culinary genius is ex-
pended on stews and made dishes. Hero
she uses every article known to the Pari-
sian chef and President Blackford, Of the
Ich~theOphagous club, and a host of food
substances, spices, and condiments for
which there are no names in any of the
European languages. Her skill in weav-
ing and embroidering silk is equally
great. With n needle no finer thanthat
which her occidental sister uses she will
construct a dragon an inch long and a
half inch high, of which not only the
teeth, eyes and claws are perfect, but
even the pupil, iris and cornea and the
difference between the incisors and ca
mines are clearly and naturally defined.
An altar cloth OF dragons in the joss
house on Chatham square, and a moving
screen of peacocks at Mo KEGS, on Mott
street, are good illustrations of this mar
velous workmanship and probably could
not be duplicated anywhere in Christen.
dom.-New York Letter.
, 1887-12-01

To see Mr.. Gladstone walk n mile on
the turf is said to be a rich treat. Even
in the streets Of London he is about the
most graceful and nimble pedestrian you
would meet in a day. He strides with
the spriugy freedom of an athlete, and
has al the eloquent grace of n dancing
master. without a trace Of the d~andyism.
More likely than not you will see him
swinging his old hat in one hand, while
widening his collar with the other. Then
in to breakfast-a wholesome, simple
English breakfast, which he eats with
a hearty relish which is the envy Of most
OF his juniors. Then after lunch at =
comes work in doors-letters, Homer Che
is always pegging away at his Homer,
the writing Of magazine articles on the
ology, Greek and Latin poetry, how to
make jam, the Bulgarian question, prac-
teal forestry, old China, ancient Troy
goodness knows what Gladstone has not
written, is writing, or will write about,
and always rs an authority too.-Home
Journal.